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Workers' Compensation News

 
Kurzner Joins Aon as VP in HR Group 04/28/2005
State: NA | Segment: Business | 0
Aon Consulting announced that Larry Kurzner has joined the company as a senior vice president with its Human Resources Outsourcing (HRO) division. He will be based in Aon's New York City office. Gary Budzinski, president of Aon Consulting's Human Resources Outsourcing Division, called...Read More
 
 
KC Theme Park a Tops at Safe Youth Employment 04/27/2005
State: MO | Segment: Safety | 0
Worlds of Fun theme park in Kansas City was named Tuesday an "Outstanding Youth Employer" for providing a safe work environment for young people. The Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations announced that Worlds of Fun was selected for demonstrating youth safety practices thro...Read More
 
 
Kaleida Health Implements No-Lift Policy 04/20/2005
State: NY | Segment: Safety | 0
Kaleida Health, an upstate New York health-care company, hopes to save $1 million a year in workers' compensation costs by implementing a "Zero Manual Lift" program at its work sites, the company said in a press release. The no lift safety initiative is designed to eliminate the need for...Read More
 
 
KY Man Convicted for Lying 04/18/2005
State: KY | Segment: Fraud | 0
A Kentucky man who lied about his medical history to obtain workers' compensation benefits was convicted of two counts of fraud and given a year in jail. Charles Maxey made false statements in the fall of 2003 and the spring of 2004 on a workers' compensation claim, the Insurance Fraud Uni...Read More
 
 
KS Honors Retirement Home's Safety Record 04/07/2005
State: KS | Segment: Safety | 0
Meadowlark Hills Retirement Community in Manhattan, Kan. was recognized for its exemplary safety and health record by the Kansas Department of Labor at a recent ceremony. It received the SHARP (Safety & Health Achievement Recognition Program) award in conjunction with the U.S. Occupational...Read More
 
 
KNBT Bancorp Buys Caruso Benefits 04/06/2005
State: PA | Segment: Business | 0
KNBT Bancorp Inc., the holding company for Keystone Nazareth Bank & Trust Co., announced the completion of the acquisition of Caruso Benefits Group Inc., a benefits management firm based in Bethlehem, Penn. KNBT previously announced entering into the agreement to purchase the Company on Feb...Read More
 
 
KS Gov Signs Bill Easing Burden of ETOH Defense 04/05/2005
State: KS | Segment: Politics | 0
Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed a bill Monday that makes it easier for employers to invoke the drug/alcohol defense where injuries are the product of drug or alcohol-related accidents.HB 2141 amends KSA 44-501 to provide that employers meet their burden of proof regarding the intoxicati...Read More
 
 
Knowledge of Claim Insufficient for Retaliation, TX 12th 03/29/2005
State: TX | Segment: Courts | 0 | Popular with Array
The Twelfth District of the Texas Court of Appeals held that merely showing knowledge of workers' compensation claim is insufficient to establish causal connection to support employee's retaliation claim. In Stevenson v. Tyson Foods, Inc., No. 12-04-00035-CV, 03/24/2005, Stevenson s...Read More
 
 
KS Senate Passes Drug and Alcohol Exemption 03/23/2005
State: KS | Segment: Politics | 0
The Kansas state Senate on Tuesday approved a bill favored by business interests that would make it more difficult for injured workers to get benefits if their employers suspect drugs and alcohol are involved. The Senate voted 30-9 to approve House Bill 2316 by the Committee on Labor and ...Read More
 
 
KY Court: Termination not New Evidence 03/09/2005
State: KY | Segment: Courts | 0
The Kentucky Court of Appeals held that evidence of employee's post award discharge is not "newly discovered evidence" sufficient to allow reopening of workers' compensation claim. In Summers v. U.S. Liquids, No. 2004-CA-001547-WC, 03/04/2005, Summers fell from a storage tank and inj...Read More
 
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